2015 Map of Hole-in-the-Wall

About this map

Hole-in-the-Wall serves as the central landmark for this section of Johnson County, a place defined by its distinct natural breaks and water sources. The landscape is a network of drainages and springs, including Taylor Spring, Shearing Pens Spring, and the West Prong Arminto Draw. These features, alongside named locations like Steamboat Rock and Poker Butte, suggest a territory long utilized for livestock and rangeland management. Sparse road access via Bar C Rd and Buffalo Creek Rd connects these remote points, while several small impoundments such as Keith Reservoir and Albert Number 2 Reservoir indicate the vital importance of water storage in this high-plains environment. The map details a complex topography where Rocky Draw and Peterson Draw feed into larger systems like Buffalo Cr, illustrating the erosional patterns of the Wyoming interior.